A member asked:

I have a lump on my occipital bone. it is hard, non movable, painless, and is on the left side. what could it be? i suffer from constant all over pain

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Occipital lumps: The most common cause for an occipital lump is trauma, from either direct bang or from a MVA. The two most common causes for systemic pains is Lyme Disease and Mold toxicity. Get checked

Answered 11/24/2016

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